Do dog dogs ever have a hemorrhoid ?

My dog has a hard spot, that is busted open and bleeding a little, what can I do the vet is not open today and it is driving him crazy.

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Hemorrhoids — Randy Carlson @ 7:49 pm

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  1. Sounds like an anal gland that has been impacted and is now infected. It will be really painful for him and infections can worsen very quickly, so please make an appointment immediately at an emergency vet (they’re open 24/7). Please take him, emergency vets exist for a reason, and waiting will just be letting him suffer. This is not something that can wait.

    Add: frankandashley you "milk" them BEFORE they have got infected. Touch them now and you will make it worse. This dog needs professional vet care.

    Comment by JG loves HOOCHIE (BSL stinks!) — November 28, 2009 @ 7:49 pm
  2. No they do not! what your dog has is a abscessed anal gland and needs vet attention ASAP!

    This is not a minor thing. It can cause serious problems. Find and emergency vet and get your dog seen!

    Comment by ♥Golden gal♥ — November 28, 2009 @ 7:49 pm
  3. Try and get him to let you "hot" pak it with very warm wet wash cloth, (rag). Maybe a little neosporin would help. I used to give my dogs aspirin–but I can’t remember the dose, so you could call a pharmacy. It’s something like 81mg per 20" of dog. It may be some type of cyst, too–could be a paristitic thing.

    Comment by Spicey — November 28, 2009 @ 7:49 pm
  4. Sometimes dog’s glands will get swollen with pus. The only way to fix this malady is to milk (I’m sorry, I know) your dog’s anal glands. What you do is take your dogs swollen rectum and squeeze it between you fingers like a zit. It will swell and then pop. I suggest you wear a mask as to keep any projectiles from hitting you on the face. I wish you the best of luck.

    P.S. I hope your dog has his dew claws removed, they really hate this.

    Comment by frankandashley@ymail.com — November 28, 2009 @ 7:49 pm
  5. I’ll be honest w / you yes they do my 1st poodle had some. All I noticed was 2 small little red cherry looking bumps. I called the vet to ask him about it & that’s when he told me what they were.

    The orders was to put a warm rag on them & they should either 1–go back in or 2–bust. Later on when she had a bowel movement they busted & yes there was a little bleeding for a short time.

    Now the only other thing it could be is if it’s still bothering the dog after a couple of hours than it has to be its anal glands. Dogs have a gland on each side of its anal. And when they eat a lot of bones or greasy foods the gland fill up & need to be expressed. Really they fill up regardless of what they eat it doesn’t matter what kind of food.

    My 4.5 lb poodles has to get hers expressed every 6 weeks. If not she will start dragging her butt on the floor & nips @ it—this will drive her crazy. If you don’t get this taken care of , it can make the dog real sick—

    But w/ the bleeding I do believe it’s hemorrhoids.–Keep us informed-I’m curious to what your baby has Best of Luck to you & your baby

    Comment by Shoepic — November 28, 2009 @ 7:49 pm
  6. That’s not a hemorrhoid, that’s most likely a ruptured anal gland. Call the emergency vet and schedule an appointment, this shouldn’t wait until Monday when your regular vet is open. He needs antibiotics.

    Comment by ainawgsd — November 28, 2009 @ 7:49 pm

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